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Here in Merica I use one bucket per 100 FEET of rubber hose feel free to convert from freedom units 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅

@@user-ng2mt2yr1t So I truly do feel that Buster just simply caught himself a bad break at the worst possible time. That being said, we still gotta give him shit for not running a secondary screen over that hopper during such high-profile event as this one. 😂😂😂

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 he knows better work we have to just keep giving them s*** just like you said

@@markrobinson6883 the 2” hose and 1/2” stone mix is a less forgiving combo that one may think. Easy money all day long through 2.5” but the 2” can be a real hit or miss sometimes.

@@josesultan7 Oh I’ve got someth’N real special cooked up for this one!!!

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@@EricRozell431 folks are partying in the streets of our nations capital here!!!!!

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 Remember the Alamo!

@@steverodriguez4871I had him as the front runner by a LARGE margin. Probably cursed himself by forgetting to take his hammer along during the prime…

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 aw man that just goes to even the best of the best are still human. Fun times. Safe pumpin

@canadianconcretepumper1979 im sure he will post something soon

@@saluki417 The guy’s a real di(k!!!!

@@chriscalhoun.concretepumping The concrete pumping world is in shock right now…..

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 I’m blown away

​@chriscalhoun.concretepumping literally shocked over here 😮

@@bowenike He’s been doing a ton of high-rise work pumping off the back end of the 24Z. I’ll have to get out with him on an actual boom job pretty soon here.

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 oh nice! Good stuff! how far up are you guys using your 24Z for high rise work?

@@bowenike she’s solid to about 35 floors. Anything above that and the S-tube likes to get seized in place from hopper flex. We’ve pushed as high a 43 with it before.

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 holy shit. Whats the pumpkit? I would imagine it gets slower at those heights but fast enough that the contractor isn’t side eyeing you. That impressive for such a little boom to me.

@@bowenike So we special ordered this one from factory with the 16H pump kit. A few years later we had an SBU kit put in it for running the hydraulics to piston side. It makes pressure to pump 50 stories, the issue is all that pressure slamming back down towards the machine in between strokes when pumping vertical. The hopper succumbs to flex and gives up well before the pump kit reaches its “red zone”

That's frustrating

@@user-ng2mt2yr1t I had to twist her arm to get her on board with painting a picture of a concrete pump. She’ll paint literally ANYTHING else! 😂😂😂

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 well hopefully you don't have to twist your arm too hard to get her to put the concrete truck on the back of the pump and you know show the rest of the portrait of what what is all goes with it that would be awesome to see

@@kyledally8410 I’m going to say if it don’t even get through the reducer, it’s a fresh start with the larger size line. The other one I had forgotten is: what if we plug during the prime, but not AT the head of the prime??? (Eg: piece of debris jams is up back at the reducer halfway through a prime) 🤔🤔🤔

@@fronabargerconveyingpumping Yes Darin!!! Completely forgot that one. It was probably our most popular contest to date. You done good coming up with that one 👌👌👌

@@chriscalhoun.concretepumping I’m typically pretty happy just to make it 200 feet…. then Mortar Cement entered into my life 😂😂😂

@@chriscalhoun.concretepumping I’m typically pretty happy just to make it 200 feet…. then Mortar Cement entered into my life 😂😂😂

@@chriscalhoun.concretepumping I’m typically pretty happy just to make it 200 feet…. then Mortar Cement entered into my life 😂😂😂

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 I’m glad you finally found something that you can use. It’s funny how concrete mix designs may look alike but in different areas those same ingredients that we have here may not be the same there. Our sand is fine white beach looking sand. Same as our beaches in the gulf. Different areas pump differently it’s just the way it is.

@@EricRozell431 If so, I would be the Ray Gunn of the competition! 😂

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 😂😂😂

Im already gold medalist 🎉

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Do it for Dale!

@@BusterPluggs Plugg’N is Pump’N!!!

Hey Piet!!! What I’ve stumbled upon recently is mortar cement. It’s similar to Portland cement except appears to have air entrained in it. From what I’ve seen so far, this mortar cement could be my ticket to the title!!!!

@@b777crewsm JunJin builds a very solid machine. They are marketed under then brand name “Alliance” here in. North America. They have been hugely successful in our market.

@@420tagalong Appreciate you being a loyal follower of the channel and participating in the comments regularly. I wouldn’t do it if not for subscribers like yourself. Much thanks brother 👊

@@canadianconcretepumper1979 Scott you are Very Much Welcome Sir, keep up the Great Content

@@lasu9201 The best part: it’s not untrue. 😂😂😂

@@Readymix-Andy Thanks Andy. I’ve had an absolute blast along the way! 👊👊👊

@@eddieleon39 I LOVE bentonite in terms of cost, ease of use, and just the simple logistics of storing/transporting it on the pump. HOWEVER…. we do have a prime-out challenge coming up here, and I feel as though my lowest risk odds of plugging will be achieved with using this mortar cement. More seriously though, I’ve been pumping mostly for our in-house placing crew lately, and the hassle/mess associated with not being able to pump the prime directly into the pour can be a PIA, as well as the very slight risk of bentonite contamination finding its way into the pour area, even when the prime has been caught in a bucket or pumped off to the side of the pour.

@@dennyruppert9583 So the mortar cement I’m taking full credit for (even though I discovered it by mistake). My bold prediction is that when I win the upcoming prime-out challenge, Jeff switches over to Mortar cement as well. 😁😁😁

@@sirmister4411 We’re fortunate in that our regular ready mix supplier in the city has a real “Gucci” 2 inch line mix. If I had to pump this stuff every day (especially the mud from the first day/pour out here) I’d definitely be reconsidering my position in terms of using so much small diameter rubber for sure.

@@sirmister4411 Lol!!!! Is it weird that I actually kinda enjoyed the adversity???

@@johnnybrophy8229 So you find the sent does not change in composition when introduced into the system significantly prior to the pour? That’s a big plus for me, as that is/was one of the main reason I liked bentonite so much, I could dump it into the system literally hours prior to the pour without fear of it setting up. I know that with the mortar mix it really needs to be left until the last possible moment, as it separates quit quickly if left stagnant.

And congrats on 10k!!

@@EricRozell431 I think so Eric. We gonna teach uncle Jeff a thing or three with this stuff! 😁😁😁

@@EricRozell431 Appreciate that Eric. It was a pleasuring meeting you and having you on the livestream yesterday. 👊👊👊

@@MAGLtd-hh3ct Really appreciate the supportive comments. It’s only upwards from here! 😁😁😁